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The Washington critic., 1887-12-14

VIC CiboNs IoIt- llioNE SliEN Is.
arm where the wrinkles came, but now
the sleeves are made to give abundance
of room and to have enormous pulls at
the shoulders and elbows which look
like the excresccnces which grow out
on oak trees. The resemblance is in the
fact that both look like deformitics and
there is no apparent reason for either.
But then there never is Il reason for any
thing woman wears, not even bccom-
ingness.
Bonnets have an object in life and a
reason for existence, and that is the
rendering of life misery to him who
has to pay for them. / have often
thought that those editorswho make their
living by writing apothecary jokes have
fine field in working up the millinery
prices and all that; but then, perhaps,
It would only stir up mems feelings
without making any difference in the
state Of things, for the women will go
right along in the same old way paying
SO for seventy cents worth.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-14
Ncu publications.
THE BOYS OF 1872.

By Prof. j. RussELI, SoLEY. An authentic aC.
count Of the growth of the Navy, with an rN,
citing narrative Of the battles aud adventures
of the various heroes in that great naval war.
Fully illustrated. Cloth, gilt, $3.50.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-14
7IGZAG JOURNEYS IN INDIA.

A new volume In the popular .Higzag Series, Of
which over aOO, 900 volumes have already been
sold, describing a journey To- Bombay, Delhi,
Lucknow, Calcutta, etc. with a collection oi
the fascinating IENAN, tales of India. Fully
illustrated, Illuminated covers, Sl,15.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-14

MIS-. 'ltNtlulll secs NlSlluIS ntHrlN
every day now between l. and O'Clock,
but only those who enjoy Il previous ac-
Quaintancc feel privileged to call. She
does not hold receptions in any sense Of
the word, hut if She * in and friends
call she always secs them. The pro-
grammc for the official entertainments
is now being arranged and will be an
nounced shortly. Mrs. Cleveland will
have frequent guests during the coming
season,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-12-16
ANWCUMes EEsEEEaT!
EXTRAORDINARY CEEERS!!!
READ WHAT WE HAVE TO SAY

READ WHAT WE HAVE TO SAY.
We are glad to be to announce tc
our readers that beginning with Jan
nary LIST 1888, cur subscription price
will be but ONE DOLLAR and FIF-
TY CENTS for one YEAR. if paid
IN advance. We make this reduction
because our patronage warrants it, and
because at this low price our subscri-
bers can more readily pay in advance.
One Dollar and Fifty cents on or be-
fore the list of January viii be worth
more to he than Two Dollars twelve
months later. n addition to this re-
markable reduction we will GIVE tC
each new subscriber Cor old subscriber
with arrearages paid) one years sub
scription to his choice from several
grand good farm journals. Don't let
this opportunity pass Remember
two good papers for less than tho
price OF one.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-12-16
"A CHRISTMAS TREE.

The citizens OF Washington Springs
have decided to have a Christmas tree
in the M. E. church on Christmas eve
There will be exercises by the chill
dren Of the Sunday-school and others
Santa Claus is coming with his huge
pack of toys full of pretty playthings
for all the girls and boys.
The following committees were APP.
pointed
Com. for securing tree, H.J. Wallace
and Robt. Nessey.
Com. OF decoration, A. LaPoint, F
Wesley, Mr.. and Mrs. j. 0. Shryock
Mrs Blank and Miss Campbell.
Com. on programme, Mrs. Blank
Mrs. Smart, Al. Sturges, A. LaPoint.
Com. on music, al. Sturges, Ed
Campbell, A. LaPoint.
Com. on finance, Floy Tohlemlre
Frank Nessey.
The programme is not fully arranged
yet but as nearly as we are able to an
nounce Will consist Of an address by
the pastor, some choice music which is
being prepared by the excellent com
mittee, and recltations by the little
folks. Lewis Tolllmre. Lester Morse
Twinkle Alberts. Nlillie and Myrtle
Price, Howard Thomas and perhaps
others. Presents will be distributed
by Santa Claus and his assistants ant
Joyous time is anticipated on this ar
nlversarv of the one great gift to al
mankind.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-12-16
THE PROGRESS OF WOMEN.

1t is better to live fifty years now
than live hundred years at any prevl-
Gus period. When was young lady,
nothing was provided for girls III the
way Of education; nc high schools
were open to them: the idea OF d col
lege had not been mooted women and
girls were regarded as intellectually
inferior to men and boys. A woman
did not even own her own clothing,
and at her husbands death she could
not claim even what she had spun and
woven with her own hands, if her hus-
band had not willed it to her.
Two hundred and fifty thousand wo-
men belong to the Women's Christian
Temperance Ulion, and they say that
they cannot do what they wish until
they get suffrage. Before the labor
question and the temperance question
are settled, the woman suffrage ques-
ton must be settled. for this question
underlies both labor and temperance.
We have nothing to fear from the votes
OF foreign-born women. We need not
fear the votes CT the bad women. They
are very small minority.
In 1856, there were in the prisons of
the United States, $4,000 men and 5,005
women. The fact is there are not many
bad women. Men and women do not
make two classes, but one class. If wo-
man does not have logic, she has some
thingth that makes up for that deficiency,
she has intuition, and one is as likely
to come out right as the other.
There is not question before the
people to-day that has not a moral ba-
sis. Only one-half the people the
male half-is working at these prob
lens. Can in the other half, tho fe-
male half, and you have the whole Of
humanity. II men have done grandly
what will they not do with women to
help them? The whole is better than
the half, and there is the argument for
woman suffrage in !. nutshell.
Mary A. Iivermore.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-12-16

Among the land Office notes in the
Mitchell Republican, we note the fol-
lowing, affecting land in Jerauld coun-
ty. G. e. 1858, JAS. II. Woodburn, =.
w. 1o-1O1-65 must furnish atlidayits
showing continuous residence and
non-alienat,on covering date Of entry.
c. Z. 1O7lS, Ernest Dreger, % lO6- "a
may make new proof. c. Z. 1907,
Alex Harris, S. E. 2-106-67 must COM
ply with former letter G. November
Bird. Among the cash patents ready for
delivery at the Mitchell land office we
note the following: w. II. Ferguson,
Chas. ID. Ccley, Horace L. Coles, - M.
Black. Benz. f. Chapman. i. b. Moul-
ton, ii. A. Dean, and Chas. II. Powell
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-12-16
MARRIED..

SNITH-WATKINs. At the residence
Of p. II. Barrett, at 1870 p. m. December
IL, 1887. i. l.. Smith and Inez Watkins.
G. +. Hackett otliciated.
And thus very quietly last Sunday
afternoon did the long looked for event
take place, and "two souls with but a
single thought, two hearts that beat as
one" were Joined for life at man and
wife. After an excellent supper fur
nished by Mrs. Barrett, the welded
pair attended church and from there
went to their neat little cottage, newly
built and furnished. Thus two Of our
most esteemed young people have
founded a home in our midst, sur
rounded by large circle Of friends
who join in wishing them many years
Of welded bliss.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-12-16

We are very sorry to be obliged t.
omit communications from i. +. Swat
man and "Lepsidus" this week.
We are enjoying. at the hands OF
farmer Hawthorne. one Of lhe i.aost lie
llclous sluashes it has ever been oul
happy lot to eat. And the .soyasoes he
brought us are "some pumpkins we
assure you.
Another Of "Aunt Sarah Jarrett S
girls married. Miss Watkins is, We be-
lieve. the seventh CT Ms. Larrett's
young lady boarders, to .succllmb to
matrimony within .lhree years. AnN-
ious Mammas please note,
Clink X Yessey car sell you almost
any style of the Fayorite" corn-sheller
single or double, With or without a
fan. Call and see them. n25
Charles Hanson was a HERALD
caller Tuesday. He had lost some
hardware on the Woonsoc.1et road, be-
longing to Morse i, LapoiLu, which we
are glad to reporthas been found and
delivered to The proper owners.
Those knowing themselves to be
indebted to the late firm of Bateman 4
Mcdonald are requested to call at the
office Of Albert Glnderson and settle, as
the accounts have been placed in his
hands fos collection. w. !. BtTEMAN.
We are under obligations to S. S.
Moore for some very choice cabbages.
But when we come to think about
Sam remark we wouldn t. be surprised
ii Mrs. S. S. raised the cabbage and is
the one to whom we should extend our
THANKS.
Mrs. link. nee Within, Of Frank
lin township. made proof on her home
stead Wednesday. Mrs. link and her
former husband, DR.. Within were
among The first settlers in 1o1-Ga. She
has endured many hardShips and prl-
vatiors and is Justly entitled 10 her
quarte- section.
We wish to just double or list of
Jeraul county pay-in-idva-lce sub
scribe.s, before January LIST 1888. To
all who will pay Sl.75 CASH in ADV .NNCE
the HERALD will be sent from now I'M
til January LIST. 1889 ard the Dakota
Farmer, or IIousekeeper one year.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-12-16
HERALp, wEsssNc7oR SPRINGS OAK

NOTICE FOR rUBlCAT1ON:-Ian office
j Vat Mitchell. d. T.. Nov. nth. 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following
make final proof in support Of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the Judge
or IN his absence before the Clerk, of the Dis.
Springs. d. T.. on January 3rtl, 1883, viz:
Joseph AckcrSon.
lid NO. 2!1i2, for the NEli. section 81 town 100
range G5.
He names the following witnesses oproye his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
sad land, viz: James +. Bolton. Of Temple.
Ion. ID. T.. Wallace Bolton. of TemDlctOn d. r.
NlmtinJ. Thornton. of Stock. ID. r.. II. j. Wal.
lace. OF Washington Springs. d. T.
nov25 GEO b. EVEpIrr par;stnr
a. GuNDERSoH, Attorney
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-12-16
COMMUNICATION.
lQS-Eii

More weather.--O. 0. England still
hauls hay for his herd.--L. Nordyke
visited with c. Browns last Sunday.
Teachers institute last Saturday did
not appear CT account CT the storm 49,
5. O. McElWain has his hands full
tending to stock Some harmony young
people We're at a surprise party last Fri
day evening at Mr. Orr's.--No school
at northeast Harmony yet. We under
stand that Mrs. Lewis is to teach. &C.
BroWn is in Iowa on Il business trip
Sunday School and meeting small on
account of bad weather.
DECK
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-12-16

The farce Las ended A4ensdorf
was found not guilty" and the records
contain pages Of perjury. 1t is evil
dent to anyone who read the testimony
in the trial that somebody must have
sworn to absolute falsehoods. 1t seems
that scarcely single point was made
by either side but what the other pro-
duced a witness who swore to exactly
the opposite. What ever one affirmed
the other denied. But the money and
swearing Of the saloon men came out
ahead and the murder of Geo. G. Had
dock goes unavenged. If Mr.. Arens-
bort did not commit the deed who did ?
Someone is responsible for the crime.
1t may indirectly be laid at the doors
of tins saloon in general but more di-
rectly at those Of Sioux City. While
no one has been convicted of the crime
the blood split upon that street has
gathered to a mighty force adding
new strength and power TO the cause
of prohibition.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-12-16

1t is a detestable style Of journalism.
that willingly perverts facts and cries
stop thief and the. becomes Sc
thoroughly imbued with its own EGO
tism that it considers argument be-
meath its notice, and ends with the
weighty You lie
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-12-16
EDITORIAL.

John Arensaori was acquitted IN the
TIL Dry that lIaddoc;l constituted him
self a nuisance and rendered his "fe-
moval necessary
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-12-16
HISTORY Of THE UNITED s1A1Es

Handsomely and durably bound y
Leatherette Tree Calf @ book of 3aS
pages, fully illustrate Tho rer,1lar
price in any bookstore would be 81 .25l.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-12-16

We hope these having charge Of the
Seminary may decide to nave a lecture
course this winter. Although late in
the season a very creditable course
might be arranged and carried out. The
object is very worthy one, that of Sc
cl-ing funds to start a library.
Great streams from little fountains flow,
Large trees from little acorns gaow.''
SO don't ignore the meager beginnings
OF college library. If there is a chance
given to aid this worthy cause show
your interest Ly securing a course
ticket.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24
wEsr slos NOTES.

Now We don't Kick against the Street
Rsiiwsy Company when they send their
crippled horses over here" said West
Brid.e-S;. merchant yesterday. but we do
kick when they ssn3 their Deoksn cars over
here. There - cne oa tAs Stocking-st. line
nov tAst i danssroGs 70 ride ia as Il rurs
OF the track nearly every trip. hus you caa
bet ttef'h have 10 cone 10 time when
Grand Rapids has one hundred thousand
Inhabitants IN is82."
The funeral of Mrs.. MArg-rstte FInk.s-,
who died THURSDAY. VA held yesterday
from her lave residence "a the township OF
Wright The rsmaios were foliorel 10
thsif taSs rcs1og place H. the Catholic
tsmeserr. there. BY large cogtege 0f
friends aad relatives.
Thomas Faiio1 of Aipinc. ave. vas thrown
frcm 4 h0Iss yssse-day f0orniDx End re
csived broken wrist. He was taken 70
doe.os who FsiGcsd the fractnrs. and Grand
lisciis vii have ons hundred thousand ia
haoi.agfs IN lSe2.
Tue Ave yeAf-oid daughter ofsMr and
Ars Graham. % Jsc<son-s... fei from a
ssinx Yesterday and besides other INJURIES
I.sGisis vii have ous haadfed Thousand sa-
kroissn.s IN iSfk
tns Eshsrusn on the West side psIl9d
osef ous asadred pounds a SLACK oass ont
81 the river Yesterday. zni yef there are
snalish eft 20 feed tae Sc surd -ef taon.
s.sd inhshitsats which Gfzad Rapids Will
have in tss2
fuawir. the thrse. year old soa Of NJ ard
NJ. Schmi1f. of broadway and Mort hats,
Gied yestsrl lsT morning 81 dspth<ria. The
iursgsi w4s held a. = o'ciocx lass esen5ag
TIE rsnsins we're inferred ~ Gresn~o'd-
Miss Lille aoshrinx. Of stoekiag-st.
has returned from q prelonerd visit with
friends At FSrt WAYNE. and sse fel.s conf-
dsat fnaf Grsad Rscids wiil have QUE
handled th0uSsad inhabitants II Isqz
A iargs naoiber Of the Tsss Si3srs went
I'D he river Yesterday o. fs1lax sxeaf-
ss,a snd tney al ssv Grand Rari,is will
baye one ha1drsi thousand inbabsiasts in
iSt2
Miss I.izzis Jansen. Of Vest Leonard It
has sone TO Jackson 20 visit friegsss. and
teli them thas Grsnsi Eseiis will hare eae
hundred sAoussnd inhs5itsnss II is01-
Wso. Markham Of West Leonard e left
yesterday for s-wa yesks trip in the Eass,
and GraFsi Rspids vii have one handrs6
thoasaad inhs3ilsncs IN I%31
Mes Minnie Rawlings of Stocking -
has retarr.d from bar eastern trio. tsrsnd
Earids vii haze one hundred thoussnd
iraasitaots n fse2
Wn1. Kccd AMI Psni waltz ara repsinfiar
their 5iocks 81 West BFi6ze- ard Grand
kaDisis ~iI hsee one haAdred thousand IN
nsoitznss II ls8z
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

How They May bs ~Deetsfsd" by IA
Heard 81 Review.

How They May bs ~Deetsrsd" by the
Hosrs 81 Review.
The Supervisors rolls viii be placed In
the bands OF the Board Of Review and
Equalization next Monday. aud the follow
sng ten days they will De open for the In
spectioa og taxpayers. who IL they think
their property has been valued TOO high. or
toe Iow. have the right 70 appeal fEom the
Judgment OF the Supervisor. After ths
Thxrsdey preceding the second Monday in
June June 81 the Board OF Review - re-
Qalfed, as soon as may es. To examine and
ascertsi1 whether the real estate m the sey-
sral wards has been equally and uniformly
assessed" and 10 correct unequal or erro-
neous assessments. fhis work must be
completed on or before the Grst aoncaY Ia
August. Tue ErSt work Of The Board after
the rolls have been open 10 inspection FOR
ten days, will be 70 consider the appeals
which may have been fled. Then the
members viii visit ali parts of the city and
wards 20 LOOK for unequal assessments
which have not been brought 70 their no.
tice.
Under the amended charter the Board Is
given authority 10 incfease the assessment
where the valuation il considered TOO low
rs well ss 10 cut down too high. IL 10
probable thai anumoer OF appeals will be
filed as the number Increases from year 20
yesr-and the city will have one hundred
thousand inhabitants In 1892
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24


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CITY HAL, arrived herr sunday rom Den-
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oi fractured ankie FSce'ssd In recent
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24
Two rursiss Now.

AZ ST. Andrew Cathedral on yesterday 5
bright May moraing Miss Laura Z. Wells.
one Of Grand Rapids prs.tiest and most
winning girls Was uuited in marriage to
Oxen l. Turtle. Prof Turtle Is wei known
70 the people OF this community. where he
has taught vocal music for several ye3rs.
Ine happy ones have gone 10 koSt0n and
will COO say their honeymoon oy the sea-
shore. As the Ocsan ozone Is conducive 20
love and song. aud as there are two Turtles
nov where there was but ooe. none viii
douof ti.at Grand Rapiss will have one
kund ei thousand in eighteen hundred and
nsaety-teo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

The alarm u IRE irsm box - isst nixhs
wss csnsed by siszs in shs rssl5snce oi
1. 4. Cranier a. 90 saush Division st.
whfch damaged the house - tke sraouns u
so. TIE less = fnilv covered bT fnsur-
auae A barn snd chicken eoop IN fhr resr
uf re dweiliu9 worshz1o were eoEsp efsly ,
aes<raved
The hrs = supposed - bava been csrsed
hv AZ incsndissy hnt ifthe = isia saonla T.
arrested and sent - prison. Grand Ransae
vii h2vr one hundred thsussnd inhabissnts
II fSeA
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

knight of The Golden Eagle Organizes
Last Night.

knight of The Golden Eagle Organized
Lat Night.
A castle of the knights Of the Golden
Eagle. was organized ct the Office Of the
Grad Rapids Mistress Company, on
Huron-at. last evening. with forty-fve
charter members. The organization will
be called Malta Castle. aud the officers
elected are. A T. Chambers, Noted chief.
Chsrles Gardner, Vice Chief A Bell. High
Priest: ID. II. Brenne-, Venerable Hermit;
Or. r w. Wright Sir Herald: E5er Rice,
Master OF Records; James DeChase. Clerk
OF the Exchequer; Harry j. Dibble. Keeper
OF the Exchequer; A T. briggs. Post Chief
The next meeting will be held nex'
Thursday evening. The Castle will IN.
donbsly flourish aud the city viii have one
hundred thousand inhabitants in 1882.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

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Waking adrsfsisemenss for DR. sazeis
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-24

Tae 0-Wssh. .ts-Noag CUB hss enally got
is restaurant into irss-class working order,
snd iirss-csss lnach or warm dinner i,
served IL courses al neon each day. The
usuu j. particularly tempting. aud good
cooxinx is around This - another thing
The ~ Wash f2-N0ax have 70 ne thankful
fpr ia connsc'ioL win the fscs that Grand
Etp.ds ~iii have one hundred shoasand
c1ifssnsin 1902